RC4WD Mud Slinger 1.0" Micro Crawler Tires (2)
About this part
- Advanced X2S³ Compound
- Fits 1.0" Wheels
- (2) Mud Slinger 1.0" Scale Tires
- (2) Foam Inserts
Reviews4.3 · 13 reviews
they are good tires waiting on another pair. ps Mike if you have the stamped beadlock wheels swap the wheel hex and create a deep dish. now it will work. hopefully that helped.
These tires are awesome! Had them on rc4wd stamped steel wheels(deep dish) and they worked just fine, I ended up mounting on treal beadlocks(that worked too). Make sure you have clearance, they're big! I'm using on scx24 deadbolt and had to trim a bit. They work better if you have spacers.
I notice on some reviews that customers claimed these only fit RC4WD wheels. I've had no problem mounting these to the cheap "rainforest" retailer beadlocks that many have. I run them without foams on a 380 gram deadbolt. Unlike the 2.2 Mudslingers I have on my 1/10 crawler these are actually great on the rocks as they are a very soft compound. They did finally push both the steering servo and stock motor over the edge but those eventually burn out even in stock form IME. For something different and cheap, add 20 or so brass bb's to the inside of your tire with no foams!
These are great on the scx24 deadbolt berley rub without trim and give plenty of grip and make it easy to climb steep stuff a must have for crawling
These are great tires. The compound is soft and sticky. Mounts easily with rc4wd rims. They're big, make sure you've got the clearance.
Reviewers broadly praise the grip and soft, sticky compound of these 1.0 inch micro crawler tires, with several noting strong climbing performance on steep terrain. The main recurring issue is fitment: they are large and often need clearance, trimming, or spacers on SCX24-type chassis. Owners report mounting on RC4WD stamped steel or deep-dish beadlocks works, and some report success with third-party beadlocks, though one reviewer says they do not fit a CR18 crawler. Foam inserts are reported by some as unnecessary, and one owner says the grip caused motor failures. Two low ratings cite fitment problems and size.
- + Strong grip
- + Soft, sticky compound
- + Good on steep climbs
- + Mounts on RC4WD wheels
- − Large size needs clearance
- − Often requires trimming or spacers
- − Did not fit one CR18 setup
- − Grip can overload motors